Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-11-23
North Bloomfield was visited by a

I 4Noith lolUuInilStu WAS Nleittu pN
100000 fire Saturday
A public park is 10 be made of the
old China town at Chico.
A fine ledge of gray gaanie has
been opened up near Bose City l. I.
Los Angeles has selected lis Non Par
tisan Board to draft its new City char.
ter
M. E. Glover, Smelter of the Carson
Mint for a number of years resigned
last week.
General Bidwell has offered to dc.
vote 800 acres to the raising Of beets
If factory IS erected at Chico.
A renewed and determined effort
will be made to stop all hydraulic
mining in California during the COM
ing Winter.
The Chico Chinese are offered 40.
600 feet Of timber, and free water if
they will locate outside the city lin.
| its.
A gang of horse. thieves who have
been operating about Albuquerque N
NJ, have been broken up by the cap
ture of three of their number.
Carl Broughton, the catcher last
year for the Milwaukee Baseball team
has signd with the De,roits for 1885,
George Francis Train says he does
not allow the recent elect ions rs sig
nificant. He favors the nomination
of Phil Sheridan for the Presidency.
Senator Chas. B. Farewell says he
will leave the country forever, as
free speech is denied 1t is to be
hoped that he will induce Herr Most
to 60 with him.
The trial of the suit of California In
suranoe Company against The Lam
pert and Bishop Wire Fence Company,
at Joliet, III. is proving very sensa.
tional.
Robert 9. Hilliard, one of Mrs. Lang
try's company has been dismissed
because he got mo a fight at Mon
treal. AT least Mrs. Langtry says that
is the reason.
General Ferron says the French forts
in the Alps are insufficient, and he
proposes to recommend an appropria-
tion of several millions of dollars 10
strengthen them.
Michael Davltt, at Limerick, yes
terday said Oisren's life was far too
precious to be sacrificed in dispute
about clothes. If he died in Jail his
conutrymen would know how to
avenge him.
John Fl. Webber who has been in
the employ of the Northern Pacific
Company for the last year as messen
ger, disappeared ebout week ago
together With n large amount of money
expressed to Western points. The
packages taken by Webbcr were not
entered on the books. 1t is under
stood however, that the amount will
exceed $4,000
Wells Fargo Il Company have CON-
nIn,a1 o, ;rnnDrto,,t on,tra,, ,,,,tl, ,ho
Atch,son, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
| way Company which covers the ex-
press BUSINESS on all lines operated OF
controlled by the Santa Fe system
ahou, 5000 miles in extent.
1t is announced that the Chicago am.
nestV Society and Defense Committe |
will JON forces and assume the re
sponsibility of providing for she
families of the dead Anarchists, and a !
permanent fund will be started for
that purpose.
The nngilsts in San Francisco are
making things lively and the coming
fights between Paddy Ryan and Joe
McAulifle, Chonyski and KenalIy are
arouslng good deal of interest in the
clubs where the pairs of men matched |
are likely to meet.
George Layton committed suicide at
Fresno Sunday. He was sitting in a
saloon when his comrades began to |
sing a sony about home and mother !
Layton said he did not want to hear
any singing about his MOTHER aud
that he would be lost, whatever might |
be sung to him. He then took out his
pistol and shot himself
Monroe Saulsbury'scelebrated Ken
tucky-bred. race horse, Director, ar.
rived at Pleasanton on Saturday last |
sn comfortably fitted car from the |
East Mr., Salisbury purchased the